BLAST, the global esports media network delivering world class entertainment experiences, has selected EVS’ market-leading VIA-based technology as the backbone of its new esports production flypack. The mobile solution is designed so that BLAST can produce its own live gaming events in-house. With the Covid-19 lockdown impacting mass gatherings, the flexibility of the live production workflow is enabling the esports giant to address this issue by delivering online-only events.
Discussing Transformation – As-a-Service Economics Panel
This session features a panel who examine suppliers’ transition to as-a-service models. The expedited move to remote working caused by the pandemic has forced technology suppliers in the media industry to accelerate their transition from large and infrequent monetary inflows to smaller and more continuous cash streams. At the same time, the pandemic has also forced suppliers to prop up virtual and continuous engagement with their customers due to the absence of trade shows. What are the major implications of this for technology providers in the media industry? How do you plan, develop and price the new as-a-service offerings? How do you forecast revenue streams in a time of unprecedented change? We try to answer these questions with a panel of leaders at major technology suppliers in our industry who explore the challenges and benefits of as-a-service models, and how to make it work.
In Conversation with EVS
In this In Conversation with video, IABM CEO Peter White speaks to Sergeo Van Herck (CEO, EVS) about the recent acquisition of Axon by the company and how this will respect EVS’s PlayForward strategy and how it will complement their live production solutions.
IABM DACH Council Event – IP and Remote Production
Remote production has been on everyone’s lips for some time and, in addition to cost savings, promises unprecedented flexibility and creativity in almost all production situations. The simultaneous introduction of IP-based video and audio infrastructures acts as an additional catalyst in the broadcast industry and accelerates the trend. But how far is the industry actually adopting this?
The practical IP roll-out – How strategic management of a new technology workflow will yield the best results
James Stellpflug (VP product marketing, EVS) explains the steps that operators need to take when implementing IP workflows to create the most engaging live experiences.
EVS – BVE 2018
Sebastien Verlaine, global marketing and communications manager, talks about the all-in-one live production system, X-One and Xeebra system from EVS and how these systems could change the way smaller-scale events are produced
IABM TV Interview with EVS
Nicolas Bourdon, SVP of marketing at EVS, discusses the company’s new products addressing two different markets, as well as what the future holds for live production workflows
How to Use SMPTE ST 2110 to Solve High Bandwidth Flows in IP Infrastructures
IP can do more than simply replace SDI, it can enable endpoints to become smart, simplify configurations, and provide flexible infrastructure choices that scale and meet the needs that match your business. Learn from James Stellpflug (VP Product Marketing, Global, EVS) and Mike Cronk (Senior VP, Core Technologies, Grass Valley) about how IP and SMPTE ST 2110 can help us solve problems that SDI could not overcome for UHD-4K and SuperMotion cameras and workflows to video servers.
Beyond IP: Virtualisation and Elastic Production, Broadcast’s Next Frontier – IP Showcase IBC 2017
James Stellpflug (VP Product Marketing, EVS) explains how by creating a virtualised live production environment, IP can enable much more. By taking functionality previously executed using SDI and virtualising it with software-based technology, the rigidity of workflows is removed.
Strategies for 2018: where’s our revenue growth coming from? – IABM Annual Conference 2017
Muriel De Lathouwer, EVS; Anna Lockwood, Telstra Broadcast Services, and Clive Malcher, Piksel, explore which types of buyers will be investing in what kind of technology solutions in the coming year – and what suppliers will be doing to grow.
